- Joined
- Mar 20, 2005
- Location
- Hendersonville, NC
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I'm super stoked for her!
I'm super stoked for her!
Just think - somebody paid to import thatGot home last night from another PA trip.On Tues I saw this car at one of our pickups.Not sure when its being auctioned but i thought it just ugly enuf to be cool.
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Yeah did a quick googler on it and it seems they are pretty maintenance oriented.Apparently they were only made for about 5 years. It's nothing an LS woudlnt fix.Citroen. They are a beoche to work on but have some pretty cool, before their time features like hydraulic suspension and the interiors are pretty damn Gucci!
Is that the new chipper?Drug a couple limbs with @YJJPWrangler today…View attachment 402504View attachment 402505View attachment 402506
Yep, that’s the “little” chipperIs that the new chipper?
Getting into the hog business with my neighbors. They have the pen, I have the feed source. Immediately wondering why these folks are giving us the entire herd.... This is the herd we're getting. These jokers are darn near feral. We caught some little ones tonight. Going to try to get the rest tomorrow. We've got our work cut out for us. No males are cut yet.....
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I would cull the mature boars as fast as possible (probably just for sausage depending on if you can establish age). Cull sows based on same guidelines and let the littles build your herd. Otherwise you’ll have pigs coming out your ears and eating you out of house and home real quick. If they are “domesticated” I wouldn’t worry about cutting the boars prior to butcher if they are just going to butcher for sausage. Butchering for actual cut meat depending on their age could be a crap shoot for toughness and quality. (Anything over 2.5-3 yrs old for long nose hog, Kune Kune are a different story based on their growth patterns)
^this. Nip nip with the scalpel, pop the boys out of the sack and snip snip dowse with betadine solution and stick em with tetanus shot and while they’re there in your control stick em with an Ivermectin shot for worms then let ‘em go.x2. Any smaller ones that you are planning to grow out, I would go ahead and cut them before dropping into a training pen, vs trying to catch them again later.
Yeah the males that we've caught have all been cut before we turned them loose. There is a big boar that we're not sure what we're going to do with. He's too big to cut. Probably just going to leave him and the big sow. If dude insists that we take him, we might just put him down and bury him. I cant imagine his meat is any good.^this. Nip nip with the scalpel, pop the boys out of the sack and snip snip dowse with betadine solution and stick em with tetanus shot and while they’re there in your control stick em with an Ivermectin shot for worms then let ‘em go.
I've had several tiny ones around the house this year. One has been hanging out on my 2500's rear tire for around a month, I see him almost every day.
I messed up the "Quote" thingy, but I thought the Big Present, was the Tires! Whatever they go on.Hummingbirds have been crazy this year.
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5 at a time!
Also, little man turned 5. We went to the Catawba Science museum in hickory and had a good time.
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Not sure if there’s some platform 9-3/4 stuff going on here or what…
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Gotta brag on this meticulous chocolate cake the wife made. I don’t have the patience for that.
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Then it was time for the “big” present!
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That’s a happy kid!
I didn't figure out how to get a photo from the clip......but this 911 themed buggy just looks good to me. The proportions don't scream assault moon buggy.
How many lug nuts per wheel?got a free trailer. Getting it proper for road use moving to KY. New brakes, tires and a deck. I’ll paint it someday (hopes and dreams). Still figure I’m WAY ahead of the game from buying a new one. 16’ long w/ 6lug axles. Straight as an arrow and no issues I’ve seen on the welds. Already done all the wiring with the Amazon special junction box, breakaway battery and LED light kit.
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